Deaths in Elkton and Brunswick Area Obituaries
Mrs Mary Jane Magraw widow of Miller F Magraw of Elkton died at 506 West Second Street at 5 50 am after ten days illness aged 90 She was born in Cecil county daughter of the late Joseph and Esther Spence McFadden and a member of Elkton Methodist Church Funeral Thursday from Pippin funeral home Elkton interment Cherry Hill cemetery Cecil county Miss Helen Mary Halladay Doubs died at Mt Wilson Solarium after months illness aged 19 She was daughter of the late Charles and Mary Halladay and member of St Mark's Lutheran Church Doubs The body at 106 East Church Street funeral home. services Wednesday 2 pm Interment Mt Olivet cemetery Clyde G Smith Clyde Gregory Smith a rail road car inspector of 114 West B Brunswick died in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a one day illness He was visiting daughter Mrs Clydetta Lynn at Front Royal when stricken Born September 15 1888 he was son of the late George William and Ellen Maury Smith His widow Mrs Carrie Rice Smith and Mrs Lynn survive One sister Mrs T K Faherty Washington and three grandchildren Also a member of Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen Requiem mass at St Francis Church Brunswick Tuesday 9 30 am Interment St Peter's Cemetery Bolivar W Va Funeral directors C H Feete and Bro
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Marraw
Mary Jane Magraw
Miller F. Magraw
Elkton
Richard C. Dutrow
West Second Street
Magraw
Cecil County
Joseph
Esther Spence McFadden
Helen Mary Halladay
Doubs
Mt. Wilson Sanatorium
Charles and
Mary Halladay
Halladay
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church of
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Clyde G. Smith
Clyde Gregory Smith
West B Street
Brunswick
Winchester Memorial Hospital
T. K. Faherty
Washington
Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen
St. Francis’ Church
Paul Daugherty
St. Peter's Cemetery
Bolivar
W. Va
Funeal Services Held For Mrs Annie Whipp in Montgomery County
Funeral services for Mrs Annie Catherine Whipp 74 lifelong Montgomery County and Washington resident were conducted Sunday at 230 p m Warner Pumphrey Funeral Home Silver Spring burial followed in Rockville Union Cemetery Rockville She died Thursday at home after a long illness Born in Rockville she lived in Dickerson for years before moving to Washington 20 years ago Survived by son Arthur M Whipp four daughters and six sisters and a brother also widow of William F Secrist Anna Rebecca Secrist funeral held Saturday at Evangelical Lutheran Church with large attendance floral emblems pallbearers and Mount Olivet interment M K Etchison and Son Funeral Directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Catherine Whipp
Montgomery County
Washington
Warner Pumphrey
Silver Spring
Rockville Union Cemetery
Rockville
Whipp
Dickerson
George Whipp
D. C
Colo
Vennie Plant
Detroit
Mich
Harry Davis
Anna Rebecca , Secrist
William F. Secrist
South Market Street
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Raymond C. Myers
James H. Falk
Robert L. Smith
Harry T. James
Carlton L. Baumgardner
Glenn E. Biehl
John H. Lentz
Mount Olivet
M. K. Etchison and Son
Among The Sick ens and Hospital Patients in Frederick Area
Reports list William H. Stanton ill at home with Mrs. Ethel Ritenour in Mt. Airy Route 4. Mrs. Kenneth Leatherman recuperating from an appendix operation at home after Frederick Memorial Hospital treatment. Elmira Renn recovering at home in Washington DC after tonsillectomy at George Washington University Hospital. Mrs. Margaret Tobery returns home after Maryland University Hospital treatment and will resume hospital care later. John W. Quynn improved after a severe cold. Milk prices cut effective Wednesday show 19 cents quart for homogenized, 18 cents for plain pasteurized and chocolate milk. price reductions reflect seasonal milk supply increase.
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Ens
William H. Stanton
Frederick Emergency Hospital
Ethel Ritenour
Mt. Airy
Route 4
Kenneth Leatherman
Thurmons
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elmira Renn
28Th Street
S. E
Washington
D. C
George Washington University
Margaret Tobery
Irving A. Tobery
Frederick
Center Street
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
John W. Quynn
East Pat- Tick Street
Brunswick
Souder and Chick
Speculation on Chiang Kai-Shek moves in Shanghai
Reports focus on Chiang Kai-Shek’s whereabouts during the Chinese civil war. Sources say he left Shanghai before fortress threats, possibly aboard a warship, and may have headed to Amoy or Formosa. Most sources now place him in Formosa, with limited public detail on his exact movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Chiang
Wyangpoo
Woosung
Amoy
Formosa
Births and updates from Frederick area families
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Rager welcome a son at Frederick Memorial Hospital as Mrs. Rager and baby do well. Warner L. Brittain returns from Chicago business trip. First Sgt. James E. Weddle on 30 day Tokyo leave. to resume duties June 1. Orrison and Doris Ausherman attend Greenbrier College graduation. Thais Orrison earns certificate. Jacob Cline and wife celebrate 45th anniversary at Myersville home. Calvin E. Huffer transfers within Air Force from Olmsted to Mt. McAnrew Newfoundland. joined Air Force January 1948 after Radio Operators School. Charles R. Ricketts, brother of John T. Ricketts, completes clerk typist course at USAF Tech School in Wyoming. Edward and Mrs. Green welcome a daughter at Myersville home.
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James E. Rager
West Church Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Warner L. Brittain
Rosemont
Chicago
James E. Weddle
John Weddle
Tokyo
Sgt
Calvin E. Huffer
Albert L. Huffer
Middletown
1912Th Airways
Air Communications Service
Olmsted Air Force Base
AACS
Mt. McAndrew
Newfoundland
Pfc. Huffer
Air Force
Radio Operators
Charles R. Ricketts
John T. Ricketts
Dickerson
Usaf Technical School
Ft. Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
John C. B. Elliott
Edward Green
Myersville
Memorial Services Held in Europe for U S War Dead
Americans in Europe marked Memorial Day with services in London at St. Margaret's Church honoring U S armed forces buried in the British Isles and in American military cemeteries. Gen Mark Clark visited Anzio to salute Fifth Army dead. Also reports on Tito era accusations and market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
St. Margaret's Church
U. S
British Isles
Mark Clark
Anzio
Italy
Fifth Army
Memorial Day Observed by Associated Press
Memorial Day honors war dead with flags at graves both home and overseas. A presidential proclamation set 10 a m est for prayer. Wreaths and tributes mark the day as speeches stress gratitude and a strong America to ensure peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Louis Johnson
America
Von Rintelen Dies. Noted WWI German Spy
London May 30 Capt. Franz Von Rintelen, a German master spy and saboteur in the United States during the first World War, died today at 65 after collapsing in a subway. He had lived in England since 1933. He earlier claimed to have planted penciled bombs to disrupt American munitions flow to the Allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Franz von Rintelen
United States
von Rintelen
England
Washington
New York
von Rinselen
U. S
Germany
Questions and Answers Snapshot From Early Quiz Items
A collection of Q and A items covers topics from the Erie Canal and border marks to Civil War handovers and migratory birds. It includes a Presbyterian meeting note in Montreal and Detroit police updates on the Reuther shooting case, plus a British Army training anecdote in Malvern.
Weather roundup shows May precipitation and temperatures
The report notes 24 hour precipitation ending 8:30 am none, May to date 4.63 inches versus normal 3.66, actual May 1948 5.03 inches, and excess in 1949 to May 1 two point six six inches. Yesterday high 64, high two years ago 77, low last night 42, low a year ago 63. Sun sets 8.30 pm, sun rises 5.46 am, moon rises 8.46 am, moon sets 12.23 am tomorrow.
Community Sales and Bids in Frederick Area 1949
Local notices advertise a June 1 late consignment sale at 238 West Fifth Street with various items including a Speed Queen washer an Admiral radio combination and antiques. Frederick city seeks sealed bids for a new 13.5 ton truck chassis and cab by June 1 1949. Also sale of a home on Court Street and other local ads note fairs and service closures and a strawberry festival in Adamstown Md
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fifth Street
John L. Ponton
Frederick
City Hall
City of
Fred Jerick
Fredenck Municipal
Charles N. Grimes
Frederick City
Maryland
Richard E. Zimmerman
Cramer Building
Lloyd C. Culler
Frederick Estock
East South Street
Etzler
Roy
Ramsburg
Frederick Md retail and services dozens of ads run
A busy page lists multiple local ads and notices including barber and beauty schools in Frederick, vehicle listings from Frederick Motor Co, junk and scrap buyers, eyeglasses, blinds, suits, and a large community sale notice with detailed consignments and an auctioneer contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley & Sons
Frederick, Md
Walkersville Carnival July 4 9th Promises Big Prizes
Public invited to mark July 4 to 9 for Walkersville Firemen's Carnival with large bingo prizes and events. Notices include local business ads, optometrist opening at 4 East Second Frederick, beauty salon specials, and a law firm resignation returning to private practice in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
State Roads Commission of
Maryland
North Court Street
Frederick
Etzler and Mills Tie The Knot In Fredrick Wedding
Miss Bertie Lorraine Etzler daughter of Vernon E. Etzler and the late Irene Etzler wed Donald B. Mills son of Mr and Mrs Fred Mills at the First Baptist church parsonage. The ceremony was conducted by Pastor Ray William C. Royal with many friends present. The bride wore a gray garbardine suit with pink accessories and a pink rosebud corsage. They will reside at Braddock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ms.Etzler
Bertie Lorraine Etzler
Vernon E. Etzler
Frederick
Irene Etzler
Donald B. Mills
Fred Mills
Baptist Church Parsonage
Ray
William C. Royal
Braddock Heights
Racing To Beside Of Stricken Wife In Los Angeles
A Navy family story from Los Angeles shows Chief Storekeeper William J. Kopytko racing 5,000 miles from Guam to reach his wife Marion Kopytko, 30, in a Los Angeles General Hospital polio ward. Marion is in a respirator, mother of two, as the Navy speeds the husband toward the bedside. He has served 16 months in the Pacific and will retire after 20 years in November, having never seen his nine month old son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Navy
Pacific
Los Angeles General Hospital
Guam
Marion Kopytko
Long Beach
Calif
William J. Kopytko
San Franccisco
Kopytko
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Arerive
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Borba
Soviet Union
Russia
Marshal Tito
Tito
Pythian Association of
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Clay
Fort Knox
Lucius D. Clay
Patton
George S. Patton, Jr
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Erie Canal
Albany
Clinton
Lake Erie
New York Harbor
Yukon
Greater Antilles
Central America
South America
Brazil
Argentina
New Orleans
Canada
Winchester
Presbyterian Meeting
Montreal
N. C
Pjp
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
U.S
Victor Reuther
Harper Blyler
Blyler
Victor
Walter Reuther
Malvern
Eng
Adamstown
Carroll Manor Grange
M. D. Harp Agency
Pythian Castle
Court St
Gordon Spurrier
Howard § Fink
L. H. Remsberg and Son
Monocacy Minors, Inc
North Market Street
Capilo Rock Vroot
Universal Insulation CO
Wbal-Tv
Thomas Summers Shookstown
Frederick Service
Memoriam
Ida Lemon Elliott
Rev. W. Biggs Elliott
Cliff
Frederick Beauty School
Frederick Beauty School Inc
Statey Park Bldg
Arthur D. Lambert
Ernest Rickerds
Monroe Avenue
Automobile Trade Association
Frederick Motor Company
Ford
South Court Street
Venetian Blind
New Hollander
Daniel C. Poole
Jefferson, Md
Schroeder's—Men's Wear
East Patrick Street
Northcool Suits
Dozer Kemp
Solar
Reliable Junk Company
Mars Opticians
N. Market St
Chester L Grove
East 8Th St
Spring Valley
13Th St
West 5Th Street
Thayer
East Seventh St
A. Royal Renmery, Jr
East Second Street
Mary E. Willard
Miss Willard
School of Practical Arts
Rosemont and Wilson
ST. John's School Hall
Kallaway
Nestie
Ecker’'S
Market St
Thurmont
Wilbur R
Watkins Acres, Inc
W. Promroy
Shookstown Pike
Edytue Smith
West Patrick St
Frederick Homes Insulating Company
East Third St
Donald A. Reeser
Board OF Zoning Appeals
Board of Aldermen
Thomas and Company
the News
Frederick, Ma
Roy Reifsnider Keymar
Taneytown
W. A. Crawford
Frederick High
Milton Frank, Jr
Frederick News-Post
Furnes
Central
Church St
Third Street
Bath
Oas
le Sande
Patrick St
Frederick News-Poat
Buckeystown
Buckteystown
W. M. Landis
Rees
Ress
Buffalo
Stephen J. Bloom
Lisbon
Avon
Lincoln Ave
Hagerstown
No Market St
S-State
Krain
W. J. Hines
Ashton
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Mary E. Castle
Mary
Bess Castle
Marybell Everhart
William M. Storm
Harry D. Radcliff
Register of Wills
dMay
Peter F. Heimer
Roger C. Heimer
Amos A. Holter
Karry D. Radcliff
Charles Marino
Charles H. Baker
Matter Ave
Frederick, Mad
Cale D. Storm
Creagerstown
James Misner
LeGore
Los
Tinkle
West Fifth St
Hayes Hatchers
Poolesville
C. H. Staley
Yellow Springs
Sandle Mare
Patrick St. S
Cookwville
Bus Line
C. F. Jioran
Brentwood
ST. Bernard
Chevrolet
Richard Kreh
Bente Street
Valley View
Fmmitsburg
Emmitsburg
McCormick- Deering
David Stoner, Jr
Johnsville
Union Bridge
Donald B
Rice
Harley David
Harry L. Owens
Libertytown
Crosley
Econdition
R&h
Brubaker
Bentz
Patrick Sts
Fuui Droneburg
Wayne Tucker
Jefferson
Jeep
Alan
C. W. Creager
New Motor
Wes
Park Place
Wilbur Grossnickle
Detour
Gilmer R. Hawkins
Urc
Ees
Donald Derr
Woodsboro
H. P. Burdette & Son
Charles Ee Gooverick
New Market
Harpshire
South St
Minneapolis- Moline Universal R
John Deere
Knott and Geisbert
Urbana
Studebaker
Regal
Lawson Motor
Dorsey Lawson
Fishing Creek
Hamilton
Darby
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